How much difference for a 14700k would a 3200 cl16 and 3600 cl 16 have? I’ve got a used offer (unopened) 3600 32gb for 250 usd and I can sell my 3200 32gb for about 200usd is this worth it for 14700k?
Galax 4070 ti st here, stock was 1.1v@29xx(low 10s)mhz during peak clockspeeds, but hotspot heat was worsening from 81c at day 1 to 87-88c day 5 (average stayed same at 69c) so I decided to undervolt it to 1.025v@2850mhz (tested with pragmata and it crashed at 1.0v@2800mhz so stuck at 1.025). Temps went down to 66-67c avg and under 84c for hotspots. Game runs well without hitches or crashes and windows is also stable.
But when I tried to launch pubg it shows the logo and crashes on launch. This would sometimes go away after a few reboots but within the same boot cycle I logged how with an undervolt the game crashes on launch but it doesn’t on stock, but then in game the undervolt(when launched) stays perfectly fine.
Do I need to up my voltage? Lower my mhz? I don’t understand what’s going on here any insight would be appreciated thanks!
Rtx 4070ti 14700k ddr4 3200 32gb ram I keep getting these popping in textures and I can’t pinpoint the reason. Can I get some help? Thanks!
So recently I posted about how a 3 year old thermal paste repaste fixed temps from avg 84 hotspot 110 to avg 69 hotspot 80-82. I ruled pump out as the major contributor. But some people disagreed and said it was only because my thermal paste was old. And I thought that might be the case.
Now I have temp data from day 1 of repaste and day 4/5. Does this verify a pump out or am I potentially still missing something? Thanks!
*driver change was for playing Pragmata but looking at the temp post rollback via Ddu suggests the driver had nothing to do with temps
*edit: image is a bit blurry, day 1 temp hotspot is 81 day 4 and 5 is 87